Biography

From birth to death and the journey in between, this autobiography illustrates the faithfulness of Prophecy in the News founder J.R. Church and his life of service to the Lord and mission to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a dark world. Taken from...

Among a generation of giants that brought fundamentalism to a position of prominence and influence in the twentieth century is The Preacher From Pontiac, Dr. Tom Malone, founder and longtime pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Pontiac, Michigan, as well...

White’s fascinating biographical sketches of leaders in the Southern Presbyterian Church, from the establishment of Presbyterianism in the American Colonies in the 1680s to the beginning of the twentieth century, has never been superseded. The...

God used Jonathan Edwards in a mighty way as a preacher of the gospel. As a result of his ministry, people were saved; Christians were edified, exhorted, and called to holy living; and the New England region of our nation was shaken for Christ through...

This biography of Robert Sayers Sheffey weaves the story of a unique--in the true meaning of the word--man, the details of whose life entitle him to the mythical position he holds even today among the people of a part of the South, where, so many years...

Discover, enjoy, and learn from the professional, personal, often heart-felt, and sometimes intimate interactions of America’s leading church builder with the co-laborers and friends of his generation, including: Gerald FordJerry FalwellJohn R...

Among a generation of giants that brought fundamentalism to a position of prominence and influence in the twentieth century is the preacher from Pontiac, Dr. Tom Malone, founder and longtime pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Pontiac, Michigan, as well...

This book is actually three volumes in one. The first is about Charles Spurgeon's life and labors. The second contains sermons and lectures of Spurgeon. The last is Spurgeon's famous, "John Ploughman's Talk and Pictures."   Sword of the Lord,...

For the first generation of the twentieth century, the name of Billy Sunday was synonymous with mass evangelism for most Americans. His tabernacles with their trademark sawdust trails meant revival had come to town and sin was being exposed and railed...

John Albert Broadus (1827–1895) was an American Baptist pastor and professor at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, one of the most famous preachers of his day. Charles Spurgeon deemed Broadus the “greatest of living preachers.”...

The story of Dr. John Gibson Paton (1824-1907), Scottish Presbyterian missionary to the South Pacific, is well-known. Paton settled on the island of Aniwa (1866-1881) with his second wife, Margaret (Maggie) Whitecross Paton. By the end of the...